Condé Nast Traveller publishes article about Georgia

Condé Nast Traveller, a popular travel magazine, published an article about Georgia within the marketing campaign of the Georgian National Tourism Administration.

“Georgia is a country that rewards a curious traveller. There’s so much to see and do that it would be easy to spend months exploring, zig-zagging across the country from Batumi on the Black Sea, all the way east to the border with Azerbaijan. With over 1,751 sky-puncturing mountain peaks – covered in a blanket of snow throughout November to April – there are endless activities for nature lovers, skiers and hikers to enjoy, for foodies there are an abundance of restaurants to uncover, and the remote countryside is populated with ancient churches and ornate monasteries to sate a love of history,” writes the author of the article Lydia Swinscoe.

“With so much to keep travellers captivated, it’s tricky knowing where to begin, so for first-timers to the country with just a week to explore,” Lydia Swinscoe offers readers “The perfect 7-day Georgia itinerary.”

Day1: Explore Tbilisi and sample epic Georgian cuisine;

Day 2: Ski or hike in the stunning surrounds of Mount Kokhta;

Day 3: Travel to Kutaisi;

Day 4: Return to Tbilisi for some lake swimming;

Day 5: Take the scenic route to the Kakheti wine region;

Day 6: Relax at Lopota Lake Resort and Spa;

Day 7: Discover the photogenic sights of Sighnaghi.